Students and Parents:
Please Note: Information about homework,
tests, projects and other assignments will be updated here as often as time
allows. This page does not replace agenda books
and planners as an organizational tool. Students, you are still expected to
write assignments down in class as they are given! Last
updated March 9, 2010
Tips for success:
- Always use your class folder for class papers. (Folder required for all classes.)
- Write assignments in your agenda book.
- Take advantage of extra credit when it is offered throughout the grading period.
Special Note for 7th grade Gold Team: Special scheduling at times creates longer class periods one day and skipped class periods the next day. What this means is that the “next class period” may not be the next day, but 2 days later and may not be the same for everyone in the block. If the due date is specific it will be noted. If not, it will say “next class period”.
Information
about OOPS SLIPS!!! Homework assignments are used to
prepare students for a day’s lesson or lab, reinforce concepts taught in
class, help students see the importance of science in their world, and to help
teach responsibility. Some assignments cannot be turned in late because we go
over the answers that day. Sometimes an
alternate assignment may be offered to make up the missing work. Other times it earns a zero. This is where an “OOPS” slip can
really help. What is an
“OOPS” slip!? An “OOPS” slip is filled out by the
student, signed by a parent, and turned in within 2 days of the missing
assignment. The assignment will then be
excused and not count against the grade. Students are allowed to use 2
“OOPS” per marking period for daily homework assignments. “OOPS” slips cannot be used on
projects and most vocabulary assignments.
7th grade Science
(Homework is due next class period unless otherwise noted)
Current
Unit: Cell
Processes: Cell Cycle
Unit
Project:
Daily Classwork and Homework:
1. Cell Cycle Tasks – in class work today –
complete for homework. Due Wednesday
3/10
Previous assignments for this
unit:
Click here to view the Power Point on
Photosynthesis, Respiration, and Fermentation
Click here for 20 Question
All Together Now
Respiration worksheet
Photosynthesis and Respiration Word
Search
Molecules/Name that Molecule
SQ3R pages 536 to 539
Click Here to see a Power Point about Cell
Transport.
Cell and Its Environment
Eggstra
Credit
Directed
Chapter 17 Vocabulary
Can You Identify these Cell Parts
Vocabulary: Cells
Cells Crossword Puzzle
All
Kinds of Parts
Power
Point on Microscopes
Research
and Discovery: Cells 2009 directions
Power
Point on Cell Parts
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Special Note: Students should have a folder for keeping ALL papers done in class. Some information presented in class is not in the current textbook. Therefore, papers and notes will be what students will have at home to study and review for tests and quizzes.
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8th grade Science (Homework is
due next class period unless otherwise noted)
Introducing
QOTW (QUIZ
OF THE WEEK)!! Each
week or so there will be a quiz over what we have done over the past 5-7
days. This practice begins 3rd
grading period and helps students stay on top of reviewing as they learn
instead of waiting for the day before a big test to study! It also helps me
know what their level of understanding is on introduced topics.
Current
Unit: Chemical Reactions
Unit
Project: No large project – just a bunch of labs! Metals lab; Gumdrop Lab; Torching
Metal; Fizz,
Fizz, Fizz;
Etc. . . .
Daily Class work and Homework:
1. Chemistry Test Tuesday March 9, 2010 This will cover the entire unit on chemistry. While information about subatomic particles
and atomic structure will not be specifically tested, it will be necessary for students
to have retained that information in order to understand concepts in this part
of the unit. There will be a formal
class period for reviews on Monday, March 8th, but students should
study before then so they know what they need help with for the review.
1. Study for TEST
TUESDAY 3/9/10
Click
here for 40 Review Questions for TEST
Click Here to see a
review Power Point on Atoms, Elements, and the Periodic Table.
Click Here to see a
BBC Online “BiteSize snack”. The Atoms and Elements is a nice
review of metals
and nonmetals.
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Previous assignments for this
unit: (Scroll down for most recent!)
Balancing Equations
Current Events Notes
Article Review
Counting Atoms
Fizz, Fizz, Fizz Lab
Metals/Nonmetals lab
SQ3R pages 300-303.
In-class Periodic Table activity
Element Project
Energy Levels and Electrons
Isotope Lab
Homogeneous/Heterogeneous and
Substance/Mixture Wksht
SQ3R pages 250 to 255
SQ3R pages 253 to 256
History of the Atom
Download matter notes here
Download atom notes
here
Read Itty Bitty Atom
handout
SQ3R pages 272 to 289
Four Square Notes
pages 304 to 313
Special Note: Students should have a folder for keeping ALL papers done in class. Some information presented in class is not in the current textbook. Therefore, papers and notes will be what students will have at home to study and review for tests and quizzes.